On Thu, 28 Jan 2016 06:43:52 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:


Early on, Kasich sounded as if he had an idea or two but that pretty
much stopped in the later "debates."I watched one more after that, but
now I just watch a few highlights or, in fact, lowlights. Very little
beyond name-calling and insults.

I haven't seen a real "debate" since the early 90s and the candidates
made sure that would never happen again. These things are just Q&A
sessions where the questions are all agreed to beforehand and they
still do not actually answer the questions most of the time. We just
hear snippets of their stump speech.
Since there are no 3d party candidates, all you will ever hear about
are the things the Remocrat/Depublican cabal wants you to hear about.
It will be a debate about guns, gays, abortion and, maybe, who voted
for the wars. Nobody has talked seriously about the debt since Perot
and they glaze over the economy with throw away lines about how they
will create jobs but nobody has actually explained how they pay for
them.